Belmont Mouge Fire Destroys Upper Velmont Street Building
In Carbondale a blaze at four o clock yesterday morning consumed the Belmont Mouge on Upper Velmont Street. The property belonged to J. Lowry and was occupied by John J. Callihan. Callihan and his family escaped but he suffered a facial injury while attempting to salvage valuables. Fire crews from Mitchell and Robinson reported to the scene and prevented spread to adjacent structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Velmont Street
J. Lowry
John J. Callihan
Robinson
Return of William Male and local notices
William Male came back from New York yesterday afternoon. Mrs Salsbury’s circle reports she copyrighted a skir ness titled A String of Bella for a grand entertainment in Jawald with 300 dancers. Howard Knapps sick on the Ist. Joseph Wowderly returns from Texas. Clara Watt comes back from Wilkes Barre. Dr Harper moved to the Hunt residence. Marie Moons improving. John Forbes quit his News job yesterday to join the Scranton Republican. Perkins of Waymart visited the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Male
New York
Salsbury
Jawald
Howard Knapps
Joseph Wowderly
Texas
Clara Watt
Wilkes-Barre
Harper
Hunt
Marie Moon
John Forbes
Scranton
de. Perkins
Waymart
Postmaster Griffiths Takes Charge at Central Office
John B. Griffiths was commissioned as powtmaster and assumed control of the office in the Rich building. Miss Whyhes and clerk Hendrick will be retained. the office remains central and popular, with a history of increased business under the late postmaster. Separately a miners strike at Dela ware and Budson colliery led to a temporary shutdown after workers refused to harness mules. The hardware firm Kagan and ODonnell dissolves. Kagan to continue alone. Church services Sunday honor the event with festive decorations and sermons on themes of Christ and triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Griffiths
Grifiths
Ae Elerk Uniter
Snastor Hendrick
Hogs
Tonnia
Evans
Frantia Faetoria
Hetwoema Kagan & O'Donnell
Ouitual Weteewenl
Kagan
St. James’ Episcopal
Sacredt Heart Church
Pakter
Tev. Wlol. Thorpe
Pudter
Eisen
Christ
Thomas Bergan
Mayfield
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted Despite Painful Details
An advertisement-like passage touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a non surgical remedy for piles claiming it cures without pain, reduces recovery time, and speeds healing of rectal irritation. It emphasizes avoiding medical procedures and asserts rapid relief and suitability for chronic cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merholds
Divease
Miles
Lemet
Chile
Local News Briefs From City and Surrounding Area
A resident has been in a Philadelphia hospital for weeks and returned home yesterday. David W. Hill, once active in business at Edmunds' Building on North Main Street, has closed his shop to focus on the insurance trade. Miss Jessie Hoffecker of Peckville visits her brother Lemon Hoffecker on Cemetery Street. Ralph Ryanetto returns from college at Loyan University for the Buster vacation to his parents on Lou Main Street. M. BE. Griffitie and children came home yesterday from Pittston after visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
David W. Hill
Edmunds
North Main Street
Vnsiranes
Jessie Hoffecker
Peckville
Lemon Moffecker
Cemetery Street
Ralph Ryanetto
Weeloyan University
Lou Main Street
Mee.t. BE. Griffitie
Pittston
Easter Services Across Churches Near Taylor
Easter celebrations unfold at Calvary Baptist Welsh Baptist and other churches with morning sermons by Rev Harris and special musical programs led by local choirs. attendance noted with Sunday school ensembles, recitations, solos, and dramatic readings, plus Welsh and Taylorville attendees and a funeral service for Gomer Jones scheduled this afternoon.
Resurrection sermons and hymns at two churches
Kaster services are planned for tomorrow in the Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches. L F Van Heesen will preach on the Resurrection in Iowa View, with hymns including Our Passover. Rev D T Bythe will preach at the Presbyterian church as the choir performs selected anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iew
L. F. van Heesen
Presbyterian Church
D. T. Bmythe
Fragmented early notice on services and events
The text lists a sunrise prayer meeting and Aeolian singing by Miss Mary Hostile, with Rev. T K Wilson ill and Rev. Curry presiding over all services. It notes Mrs Web receiving no intelligence on remnant removal from the Crook funeral ship and Mrs Frank Moward planning to leave for Mount Vista, Colorado next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hostile
Selowk
T K. Wilson
Curry
Mra. Web
Ter An
Frank
Crook
Bunday
Frank Moward
Mook
Mount Viseta
Col
Damaged mine track accident and local notices
A train derailed near Dunmore street. Port Mico hauled coal from Gricey Leland breaker to No. 4 ind, left track, workers escaped injury. A poverty social invites attendance with quirky fines and dress rules. Local names include Gibbons, Clark, Price, and Mathew Mackey. Chestnut, Lackawanna Street, and Elkton referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Dunmore Street
Porto Mico
Gricey Leland
Williame
Lennon
Ralle
Keller
Waterbury
Gibbons
Scranton
Joseph Clark
Duhmore
J. W. Mahon
Maton
Marcella Cooney
Mathew Mackey
Hie
Lackawonn Street
Geotee Price
Keranton
Price
Mn Hotel
Local notes note Easter travel and town events in Honesdale area
Miss Edith Torrey and Rebecca Thompson are home from school for the Matter vacation. Spencer returns from Scranton visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs J W Guernsey. Silk mill plans to move from Handry to a new building near the Honesdale mill. Miss Janet Birlow visits Carbondale friends M N Perley and Alice Gregory. Edith Swift returns from Morristown for Easter. The Hand family to spend Easter in New York City. Delaware and Hudson line to open between Ellenville and Eddyville next Monday. Honesdale churches plan Easter Master services. Ladies Improvement Association to elect officers at town hall on Monday April 6. Baptist church ladies to hold supper Thursday evening April 9. Petition to restore mail service on the Delaware and Hudson line to Honesdale. Walter tink near the depot for Delaware and Madsen locomotives. A large flock of Widgreve Newmorth causes a disturbance near Tonesdale late Thursday night. Christian Endeavor officers listed: President Abr Wands, Vice-President Mattie Gillen, Secretary Grace Salmon, Treasurer Alfred Schubler. Freedom Lodge at Oil Pellowe elects officers Wy A Fluman, Noble Grand W H Pragnell, Worshipful Master GC Garret, Assistant Secretary J S Lowden, trustees. Lodge prepares to celebrate the eighteenth anniversary in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Torrey
Rebecca Thompson
Airs
N.Y
Edith Swift
Morristown
Widgreve New Morth
Tonesdale
Christian Endeavor Society
Archwitehin Church
Peewident
Abr
Wands
Mine Mattie Gillen
Chrace Salmon
Alfred Schubler
Af Oil Pellowe
A. Fluman
Nelde Grand
W. HL
Pragnell
View Mand
Garret
Aselitant Eecretars
Lowden
Trustes
Ocvcurt
Catarrh Cure Claim and Challenge Offer
The advertisement asserts a cure for catarrh by a constitutional treatment called Malla Catarrh Cure. It claims permanent relief by restoring the body’s strength and system balance and offers one hundred dollars for a guaranteed cure with testimonials. Address Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FO Cheney & CO
Toledo
Deuggerete
Hally
Old Forge Visitor Attends Service at New Methodist Church
A visitor named Muzabeth tunnel from Tust Strenishwend went to Mo. Thomas Drake’s home last week. The Methodist Episcopal church announces Sunday services with muster and a special afternoon program. William Crate of Whiteh visits during his Master vacation with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mive Muzabeth
Thomas Drake
B. Davis
Postop
William Crate
Twhteh
Easter Music and Church Services Across Peckville
Peckville churches feature a new Vocalion organ arriving for Easter use after a church youth group purchase. Programs at Presbyterian and Baptist venues include Easter anthems, solos, choir quartets, and sermons with themes of resurrection. evening services highlight Christ risen and Easter music with multiple soloists and instrumentalists.
Surprise Birthday Observed in Ashles Neighborhood
Mrs V Jones purchased the J P Skinner homestead. A surprise party honored Mrs Irene Hall on her seventy sixth birthday at her son in law O T Jones’s home. Guests included B Jones Jerome Britain Emma A White Celestian J White Francella A White Ira A White Wheeler Robinsons and others. Also notes on local arrivals and deaths and a long testimonial listing about Peruna medicine.
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Len
Ehron
Duffy's Pure Mart Whiskey
Pamypliet
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
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Taylor News
Calvary Baptist Church
HH. HW. Harris
Maud Evans
Cad
Eva Winters
Our Club
Blanche Travis
Hen Harris
The
Palace of Song
E. Jones
Annie Watkins
D. BE. Jones
Gomer Griffiths
New Mexico
Welsh Baptist Church
Susie Powell
Merry King the Belle
Eohiol
Jesus Shall Telgn
Willie Davie
Mandie Williame
Phillipa
Eeheool
Calvary
Herbert Lloyd
Risen
Senia Evins
Jesus Ie Risen
Annie Phillips
Mary
Stevia Tomb
Edith Lloyd
Bella
Jane Jones
J. Stanley Lloyd
Master Betts
Pearl Griffithes
Gwen Thomas
Elizabeth Lloyd
Lord
Elizabeth Ann Winterburn
Louisa Nicholawe
Ann Jane Nicholas
J. M. Lloyd
Mabel Huthe
J. D. James
Taylor Biro
James Duffs
Pittenen
Thureday
Taylorville Lodge
Order of
Old Pelhowe
Racine
John Chittiths
Myde Punk
Tulle Griffiths
Taylor Street
Gomer Jones
Vor Thomne
Rennin
Delaware
Lackawianna
Western
Plymouth
Iver Thomas
Watkinen
Price Library
Hal Om
William Frisby Will
Hehate
Stewart Memorial Methodist Church
Krendham
I. Rave
Suechil Muster
Ceir
Epworth League
Decker
Avoca
Olyphant
W. OM. Terry
Chamberlain
Elkton
Matthews Bros
Whole
Sule
Fetail Deents
Honesdale
Old Forge
Vocalion Ortanium
New York City
Baeter Maturit
Girte
Christigen
B. Jackson
G. W. Hawley
H. Brundage
Howard
A. Moon
PD. D. Sulo
Jackson
Orgain
Benjamin
George Hawley
EL. Brundage
Soto
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George Hawsley
Jesus Truth
J. Wesley Hughes
Jeaus
Gabrie
Mre. Roberts
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Peck
Arundage
Cole
Rock
Trumph Mareh
F. R. Benjamin
HW. Brundogs
H. W. Peck
Howard Brundage
Rev
H. Moon
D. D
Warapha Trife
Red Men
Fleckville Baptist Church
Thetias
Aptiet
Jovsle Baum
Moscow
Mise Hebe Simpkine
Reba Simpkine
Tes
W. L. Thorpe
Wirsonige
M. 1
George Shay
Murs
M. H. Sitgraves
Davis Shay
Paris
Krug
Gabriel
Salter
Herbert
Arnold
Christ Our Poseover
McPhail
Eichhorn
Tannery
Simpkina
Clare's Green
B. Jones
Jerome Britain
Henry White
Mixes Emma A. White
Celestian J. White
Francella A. White
Beatt, Myr
Ira A. White
Ida A. White
Bbl Wheeler
A. DB. Robinson
F.C. Tlangen
David Cadwavan
Benjamin Mead
J. D. Rdebele
Fran
Harry Pease
Eighth
United State Regular Infantry
Santiago
Il Caney
Mapnet
Clark's Green Cemetery
Wowsen
Ricalth
Les
Gatanra
Mise Barbara Showlopiv
Dso Oyu
Avenue
St. Louis
Peruna
Dr. Hartman
Advics
Mrs. Bryant
Mississippi
Bryant
Crawford, Miss
Mrs. Tyner
North Carolina
H. A. Tyner
Four Oaks
N. C
Mrs. I. Keene
Tn Mas
RR. Adame
Pe-ru-na
Mes. Carpenter
Oklahoma
John Carpienter
Perry, Omin
J. Carpenter
Gallitz of
Lowa
Barah Gallitz
Tuten
Periena
Karah Gollice
de Hartman
Mrs. Dawson of
Mra
Helen Dawso
Lampasas
Tex
Dad
Dawson
Linnie Wiggins
Berlin Heights
Mrs. Griffith
Nebraska
Lo M. Griffith
Cambridge
Neb
Mrs. Wooley
Indiana
Afra
Nora Wooley
Wallace
Tart
Nova Wooley
Mrs. Aukerman
Connecticut
Mit
Pauline Austermaan
Mrs. Amoes
Georgie
Merusta
Bennett
Amota
Greensboro
Naeve
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Columbus
Poetusna
Mre
Hartman
Justine Alimeni
McHurgue
Montana
Miss Gonsalis of
Wipais
Miss Welle
M16
Sixth Avenue
Rock Island
Marinus
Miss Haweokrot
Wisconsin
Alvina HanenkKvat
Turner
M. Turner
Magete ‘Turner
Siolly Springs
Miss
Mrs. Reynolds
Ohio
J. W. Horns
Olds
Nox
Columbiang Co
O, Wiys
Hus
J. W. Rey
Tor Ouxiog
Po-ru-na
Irs
Grey
Kentucky
Cornell Grey
Mie OC
Grex
Lewis
Rubars
Qfn Torgue
Mre. L. M. Griffith
Alvina Hawenkrat
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